Honesty and
Transparency.
The public are finally demanding these values
more often and researching more often. Paid
reviews on Amazon or paid shout-outs from
celebrities, do not carry weight. Deception
and deceit are being exposed across many
platforms and are less tolerated or
overlooked.
In Depth Buyers
Guide:
Imitation Chi
Machine - Buyer Beware!
CONSUMER GUIDELINES:
When buying a
machine for health and wellness, customers
should research and inquire if there is:
- A patent number.
- Documented medical research,
or clinical trials, plus date and name of
facility.
- A medical license and
number.
- Ask for the name of the
company - ask how long in business.
- Ask
how many years on the market.
- Ask
how long is the life expectancy of the
machine.
- Ask
what the main components of the internal
mechanism are, plastic or metal parts.
- Compare
specifications to the original.
YOU GET EXACTLY WHAT YOU PAY
FOR.
News
Blog
A saga of deception
2003-2024.
2022-24
Daiwa Felicity is
a 'rebranded' company - U.S. Jaclean -
currently selling cheap old imitations of
multiple home health care gadgets,
including the Chi Swing, Vitality Swing
and Swing Master imitation Chi Machines.
Located in Southern California, their
marketing campaign is massive, dominating
the market.
2021
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Imitations on Amazon.com continue to claim they
are 'the Original Chi Machine'. They are cheap
plastic knock-offs that only last a short while.
- Imitation chi
machine websites, such as U.S. Jaclean, promote
multiple imitations using information about the
original Sun Ancon as leverage to fool the public.
- Most imitations have multiple speeds which have
proven to be detrimental to the spine and knees,
and some have increased blood pressure. The
original was created with only ONE speed after
decades of research by Dr. Inoue.
- Most of the '5
Best Chi Machine' review websites do not feature
the original Sun Ancon, because they are being
paid to promote and sell imitations. Those
mentioning the original Sun Ancon offer all the
details of the original, deceptively inferring
their imitation is the exact same.
December
2015 - Drama:
False claims, illegal use
of trademarked name, deceitful use of TV
show.
1)
Imitation chi exercise machines or passive
exercisers as they now call themselves,
continue to surge thru the market, as fast
as one machine is discontinued, another pops
up, but numbers have leveled out, and such
is the nature of any business.
The problem is that imitations continue to
persist in illegally attaching the
trademarked name 'Chi Machine' to their
unit.
2)
Three imitation companies have proclaimed
themselves to be the most superior out of
all the imitation machines (including the
original). Here is one imitations quote "the
most advanced model available globally".
Another imitation company quotes "superior
to the original Chi Machine in numerous
ways" but declines to illuminate. This same
company uses the Dr's
TV show video clip, failing to
mention it is the original Sun Ancon Chi
Machine and not their imitation.
One imitation
company states " Early chi exercise machines
were designed for the typically smaller and
lighter body types of Oriental people".
First there is no such thing as earlier chi
exercise machines, there was only one, and
it has a trademarked name, The Chi Machine
from HTE.
Secondly, the Chi Machine was NOT designed
specifically for 'Oriental' people. This
claim insinuates that Orientals (insulting
label), are all the same race (insulting),
with no differences in height or weight,
whilst also insinuating that "non
'Orientals" have different anatomies, being
bigger and heavier.
Whilst the USA in general appears to have an
obesity challenge, many people will
definitely take offense. The Original Chi
Machine was created for ALL body types and
all ages.
The Chi Machine is registered as a
medical device in three countries because
the specifications of the patents, the
oscillations per minute, the precise and
deliberate single speed and the swing
travel, all directly relate to the highest
medical benefit the Chi Machine will give to
the human body with no chance or injury or
any negative side effects.
3) There are
numerous false claims that can be read on
Amazon.com, in regards to the original Chi
Machine.
Here is one such false claim:
"Their original patent was for a variable
speed unit, but once we came out with the Chi
Vitalizer, they decided to differentiate by
claiming there's only one speed that works".
The original
Chi Machine has NEVER had more than one speed,
and the imitation Chi Vitalizer was created many
years later, having multiple brand labels, names
and prices. Why do companies lie?!
Imitation
brands 2015 include:
Chi Exerciser, Chi Vitalizer,
Chi Energizer, Chi Swing, Swing Master,
Footshaker, Zen Chi, Evergain, Passive
Exerciser, Oxy-Flow, Chi Flow, Zen Chi,
Surge of Chi, Aussie Wobbler - Amazon.com
and eBay have an abundance of imitations
to choose from with a plethora of false
information and plagiarized facts.
April 2013:
The
Sun Ancon Chi Machine made a fourth TV SHOW global
appearance, on 'Dr Oz', but if any imitation
machine attempts to use the video footage or
make any reference to the show in relation to
their imitation machine, legal action will be
taken by the TV show producers.
Featuring the Sun Ancon Chi
Machine, the
REAL Chi Machine.
September
2009:
All
the chimachines on Amazon.com are imitations.
The real Sun Ancon is listed, but every time
we check it is 'sold out' - this is a scam to
get the buyer to purchase an imitation.
Many people who saw the Chi
Machine on
The Doctors
went to Amazon and purchased an imitation
machine without understanding they had not
bought the real deal, the Sun Ancon, the
original Chi Machine.
Imitation
companies then proceeded to scam the public
using 'The Doctors' TV show video footage,
falsely claiming it as their own imitation
product, lying to the public.
FYI:
The owner of this website was the individual
responsible for 'The Doctors' 2009 TV
showcase of the Original
Chi Machine, the Sun
Ancon, and also responsible the
TV showcase in 2013 on the 'Dr. Oz' show.
Notify this website if
you discover a company claiming their
imitation chi machine was showcased on
either of these TV shows. The producers
made it clear they will take legal
action as they are adamantly opposed to
deception and false claims.
October 2005 - Decline in
imitations:
Several imitation 'chi machine' websites no
longer exist, but there are still quite a few
that persist. HTE the exclusive distributor of
the Original Sun Ancon, are aggressively
pursuing these deliberately misleading
merchants for copyright, fraud and patent
infringement.
March 2004 - Gimmicks Added:
Many of the imitation chi machines have
now resorted to having gimmicks attached to
the machines including infrared features,
heating pads and magnets, besides adding
multiple speeds.
To compare the REAL Chi
Machine, the Sun Ancon, to any existing
imitation machine, is the same as trying
to compare a go-cart to a Ferrari. Of
course not everyone can afford a Ferrari,
but when it comes to health, anything fake
or synthetic is bad news and has
consequences. Corners cannot be cut
regarding health!
Fit For
Fun, the leading German
health and consumer magazine in Europe,
tested the original Sun Ancon against
multiple imitations. Sun Ancon won hands
down.
October 2003:
Some websites have re-worded and changed
deceitful information since being exposed
here. All of them remain medically unproved,
with no clinical
research unlike the Sun
Ancon Chi Machine.
Summary:
Everyone is
entitled to sell any product they choose, but
selling products under false pretenses in
order to make a profit - in this case at
the expense of your health - is
dishonorable, greedy and plain wrong when it
comes to something as important as your
health.
If an imitation machine harms
someone, breaks down or does not do what the
original does, this is a unpleasant reflection
on the original WHICH WORKS and was created to
seriously help people.
The consumer is advised to always
research products in depth, and draw
conclusions for themselves.
They say imitation is a
form of flattery ...
Would you like to see a remake of the classic
"Wizard of Oz" or "Gone With The Wind" or "The
Titanic"? Sometimes there is just no
duplicating the original.
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